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The Social media has already been a new way to market your business. One of the most popular social networking sites is Twitter. Indeed, it can be a great marketing tool. Read More

Twitter’s usefulness can no longer be contested. Businesses are using it for several purposes while individuals are using it both socially and to keep up with news. Read More

Ah, Facebook. The social media platform that everyone (well, not everyone, but many people) loves to hate. Since going public last year, Facebook has taken its fair share of bad PR and public outrage. Some of it may be justified... Read More

For many small business owners, social media also seems to require a huge amount of time for a questionable payoff, and most just don’t know where to start. The infographic below provides an easy-to-follow plan for managing your business’s social presence through each month of 2013. Read More

In 2013, companies and entrepreneurs cannot just self-promote and expect audiences to buy their products or hire them for their skills. If you want to stand out from the competition, you have to show off your skills in different ways: Read More

Tired of flipping back and forth between your social media accounts? Check out 3 social media tools that will streamline all of it and boost productivity! Read More

By Aidan Healy

Australia consistently ranks as one of the most competitive countries in the world, with the IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook highlighting its resilience. More importantly, Australia has successfully integrated with several of the most important Asian countries. Thus, Australia Read More

A new YouTube Layout is on the verge of being rolled out. Over the last year there have been some major changes but this one seems to be a real game changer in my opinion. YouTube is allowing video creators more control over the features and content that is displayed.... Read More

Facebook team has found a new cash cow - the promoted page posts. Facebook introduce this option with two categories, for $5 and $10. However, after several bloggers, companies and other marketers used the service frequently, Read More

Project managers take the heat from both management and from the development staff they aim to inspire. Here’s the information your team lead desperately wishes you’d understand – to benefit everyone who’s trying to get quality software out the door. Read More